somatorm

**crown5** · 06-21-2006, 09:40 AM

i am on my first cycle of hgh...second week... which is 1.5 iu twice daily 5 on 2 off of somatorm... i am injecting around the fatty area of my navel. today i have 2 welps almost the size of a golf ball.. should i switch to intramuscular? say hit my delts insted? my buddy that is on the same thing as me (even ordered together) is not having any bad reactions... any ideas?

***SPIKE*** · 06-21-2006, 11:48 AM

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh took me a while to find it but here it is, take a read:

S O M A T O R M !!!!!

**crown5** · 06-21-2006, 12:09 PM

well after reading that thread all i can do is set here and be depressed.... looks like i just pissed away a pile of cash... even worse than that soma is all i can seem to get... gurr

***SPIKE*** · 06-21-2006, 01:46 PM

I figured I'd break the news to you in the actual thread.................

**SR15** · 06-21-2006, 09:18 PM

crown5, don't give up on the somatorm just yet. Run what you've got and then decide for yourself if it's real or not. I've run over 10 kits of it and what I had wasn't fake. A few of those kits were run after a surgery I had and it helped tremendously. I got the welts too while using it SQ, but I quit getting welts after a few weeks. I've also used it IM in the delt, which didn't cause any welts. If you stick with the SQ injects, make sure the needle is at a 45 degree angle to your skin and push it all the way in. If you still have problems with the welts, just switch to IM in the delt.

**crown5** · 06-22-2006, 04:57 AM

well i switched to the delts and have very little soreness... so we will see in a few months what my results are... should i get the same results going IM vs subq?

***SPIKE*** · 06-22-2006, 08:58 AM

Originally Posted by SR15

If you still have problems with the welts, just switch to IM in the delt.

Ok, so if he's experiencing negative side effects then he should go completely against his protocol in order to alleviate sides? Dont you think that something may be wrong if his body is not reacting well to it?

Injecting IM can and will help the situation, temporarily. At the same time you have to wonder why the reaction(s) and thier long term effects.

**Ufa** · 06-22-2006, 09:13 AM

If I had a bad reaction and my friend didn't I think about trading it to him.

***SPIKE*** · 06-22-2006, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Ufa

If I had a bad reaction and my friend didn't I think about trading it to him.

Sounds like a plan to me........

**SR15** · 06-22-2006, 08:02 PM

Originally Posted by Jayhova

Ok, so if he's experiencing negative side effects then he should go completely against his protocol in order to alleviate sides? Dont you think that something may be wrong if his body is not reacting well to it?

Injecting IM can and will help the situation, temporarily. At the same time you have to wonder why the reaction(s) and thier long term effects.

Well, my protocal is to figure out what works best for me and stick with that. I don't really care what other people are doing. In the end, it doesn't matter what works for other people, what matters it what works for me. I read all of the good stuff about somatorm and the bad stuff about somatorm and decided to try it myself. I ran about 6IU ED after surgery and there's no way I would have healed as fast as I did if I wasn't running anything. The Dr.'s told me numerous times that they were amazed at how fast I healed and that I healed prematurely. So, in my case the benifits outweighed the sides. I also saw good gains in the gym when I made it back. The red welts didn't bother me that much and after a few weeks I didn't get anymore anyway. My only point is that I think crown5 should stick with his cycle and see if it works for him. If it doesn't, then he doesn't have to use it again. I wouldn't have said a word if he hadn't already bought it, cause I knew I wind up in an argument here.